State Board Demands Action on Pownal Education Plan
In Montpelier, the Vermont State Education Board warned Pownal to show progress toward solving its school problems before deciding on another year of double elementary sessions. A public hearing is set for July 20 in Pownal at 7:30 p.m. to review progress. location to be announced.
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Oak Hill
Catherine Corcoran
Bennington
Harvey Scribner
Vermont
Marian Taylor
Mt. Anthony Candidates Air Views in Forum
Mt Anthony high school board candidates debated here in a tense open forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters. Incumbents faced seven challengers plus Dr James Shea, as the June 18 at large vote nears and a one man one vote ruling reshapes the board.
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Mt. Anthony Auditorium
Mt. Anthony Union High School
John P. Laslo
William F.D. Smith
Raymond C. Murray
Lawrence E. Harrington
Edward Rice
Marshall Witten
R-33
Mary Lou Cross
Mary S. Dailey
Arthur P. Lemieux Jr
Greg Gum
Mt. Anthony Union
Castle
James Shea
League of Women Voters
Witten
Clyde Burgess
Bennington
Today’s Youth Party
Charles J. Sawyer
Concerned Parents Party
Charles G. Salem
Village Tax Cut Hinted If Bennington Unifies Government
Town Manager Edward R. Lamb reports a likely 15 to 20 cent tax decrease for Bennington villagers under a town village unification plan. The study uses the worst case budget, excludes overlapping service savings, and anticipates expanded rural police coverage. A village vote set for Tuesday June 23 will decide consolidation with town actions contingent on the outcome.
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David Scribner
Edward R. Lamb
Bennington
Lamb
Bennington County
William Fox
Fox
Village of
Editorials Preview Mt Anthony School Board Vote
Inside view flags tomorrow’s Mt Anthony School Board election with page four coverage. A reader letter criticizes Gov Davis for inaction on the Vernon nuclear issue in a front page letter. Manchester weighs a proposed permanent zoning measure likely to be decided within about 40 days on page eight.
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Mt. Anthony
Gov. Davis
Manchester
Nixon Urges Restraint On Prices as Inflation Outlook Worsens
President Nixon proclaimed the economy strong but urged business and labor to curb price and wage demands. He announced a national productivity commission to issue inflation alerts, and a purchasing review board to cut costs. He rejected mandatory controls and warned unemployment is rising.
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UPI
Nixon
National Commission On Productivity
Congress
Council of Economic Advisers
Commission
Caspar W. Weinberger
Newark elects Kenneth Gibson first black mayor in bitter race
Kenneth A. Gibson won Newark's runoff with 55 097 votes to 43 086, pledging to unite a racially divided city. Addonizio, defea ted in a bid for a third term, faced trial on tax evasion and conspiracy charges as supporters clashed with reporters. Anthony Imperiale, a white activist, called for a government change to a commission system.
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N.J
UPI
Kenneth A. Gibson
Hugh Addonizio
Federal District Court
Trenton
Gibson
Addonizio
Broad Street
Anthony Imperiale
Imperiale
Agnew Seeks Rhodes Removal From Campus Unrest Panel
In Washington, Vice President Agnew urged Harvard junior Joseph Rhodes Jr. to resign from the Presidential Commission on Campus Unrest after a New York Times quote depicted his views on Kent State and Jackson State shootings. The White House said no plan to replace Rhodes.
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Times
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Silent Majority
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Joseph Rhodes Jr
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